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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1930

Page

2

Local social notes from Crawfordsville area

Local residents host and visit family in Iowa and Illinois. Miss Myrtle Peterson and Miss Ewald of Minneapolis visit Miss Golda Larkin in Northwood this week. The Harpers and the Harpers visit relatives in Tuscola and Champaign. Charles and Mrs. Smith return from Bluffton after the death of Mrs. Smith's father Reuben Miller. Clifford Peterson attends Old Gold Day at DePauw with Eleanor Peterson and friends staying with Mrs. Peterson on West Jefferson Street.

Myrtle Peterson Ewald Minneapolis, Minn Golda Larkin Northwood

Notable Local Births and Events in Putnam County

Ellis D. Miller admitted to the Putnam county bar. Mrs. Ina Malone confined at her father George Cramp's home by illness. Fred and Mrs. Braden welcome daughter Imogene born Saturday at 629 Anderson Street. Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Miami Florida visiting relatives. Homer Talley of Terre Haute visiting for Old Gold Day. Hoyt Mardin of Knightstown and a DePauw graduate visited Greencastle. Harold Sinclair of New York City, former DePauw student, visited Greencastle. Mamie Hollingsworth appointed guardian of Mollie Hollingsworth by Putnam circuit court. Dan Moffett, president of Cloverdale bank, confined at home with illness, not critical but alarming. Mrs. LeGrande Cannon of Chicago is mother of a daughter Louise born Friday, Helen West is her mother, DePauw University board of trustees president Rey C. West is her grandfather. both Cannon children are DePauw alumni.

Ina Malone George Cramp Dan Moffett Cloverdale Bank Henry B. Longden LeGrande Cannon Chicago

Monon to Replace Four Trains with Bus Service

Indiana public service commission hearings indicate Monon railway likely to cut four passenger trains between Lafayette. Medaryville and replace with bus service. E P Cockrell testifies the railroad loses 10000 dollars yearly on the trains and that buses would offer better service to the towns. Calvin F. McIntosh presides at the hearing.

Lafayette Ind Monon Public Service Commission of Indiana Monen Medaryville E. P. Cockrell

Quincy Tornadoes open season with 20–10 win

Quincy Indiana October 18 The Quincy Tornadoes beat Belie Union 20 to 10 in a Friday night home game. Tonight they host Eminence with the Eminence high school band set to perform.

Quincy Ind Quincy “Tornadoes Belie Union Eminence Quincey Eminence High School

Hixson Discusses Slang Language Reform At Teachers Meet

Prof. Jerome Hixson of DePauw urged a rational language during his talk on Slang at a Indiana State Teachers Association gathering. The session also heard Edgar Frazer of Indiana Uni on Speech and Revised English Curriculum. A Marion high school and Purdue cast performed plays at the YWCA. Officers elected for the speech section included W M Brigance, Miss Winifred Ral, Alan Monro, and C E Chapman.

Jerome Hixson DePauw University Indiana State Teachers’ Association Meridian Street Edgar Frazer Indiana University Marion High School Purdue University Y. W Reney Belle Inglis University of Minnesota Francis Tilden W. M. Brigance Wabash College Winifred Ral Wiley High School Terre Haute Alan Monro C. E. Chapman Frankfort High School Lela Walls

Continued Cold Grip Over Greencastle and Putnam County

The region faced the coldest fall weather with temperatures near freezing and an unofficial low around 29 degrees. Statewide readings ranged from 24 degrees at Fort Wayne to 30 at Evansville, with meteorologist J. H. Armington predicting the chilly spell would last more than 24 hours.

Greencastle Putnam County Fort Wayne Evansville J. H. Armington Indianapolis Weather Bureau

Greencastle Youth Found Not Guilty in Anderson Case

Walter Hardwick about 20 of Greencastle was found not guilty in Anderson city court last Saturday on house breaking charges and released. An Anderson youth arrested with Hardwick was released after questioning by officers.

Walter Hardwick Greencastle Anderson Hardwick

Clerk’s error mislabels township election candidates

County clerk mixup in general notice misidentified candidates in Jefferson and Cloverdale townships. Iva O Knoll shown for Cloverdale assessor. Cornelius N Farr is the true candidate. In Jefferson township William Herbert listed for trustee instead of B C Cox.

Ford Lucas Greencastle Jefferson Cloverdale Iva O. Knoll Cloverdale Township Cornelius N. Farr Jefferson Township William Herbert B.C. Cox

Funeral for Civil War Vet Michael Reis in Brick Chapel

Funeral service for Michael Reising a Greencastle resident and former merchant of Brick Chapel and civil war veteran who died Saturday morning was held at 2 PM at the Brick Chapel church. Rev Victor L Raphael of the Presbyterian church conducted the rites with interment in the local cemetery.

Brick Chapel Michael Reising Greencastle Victor L. Raphael Presbyterian Church

County Farmers to Exhibit Produce in Chicago Show

County agent Floyd Miller reports Putnam county farmers plan to enter Hoey and grain exhibits at the International Livestock Hay and Grain show in Chicago from November 29 to December 6. No entry fee. entries due November 10 and must reach Chicago by November 24. Large county attendance expected.

Chicago Floyd Miller Putnam County Miller Jsuld

League editor to speak at DePauw campus chapel

Clark M. Eichelberger director of the Mid-West Office of the League of Nations Association and editor of the League of Nations Chronicle will address DePauw University at Wednesday chapel services. He has served with the American Expeditionary Forces and toured Europe as an observer and official visitor to league sessions.

Clark M. Eichelberger Mid West League OF Nations Mid-West League of Nations Association League of Nations Chronicle DePauw University Eichelberger League Europe League Council the Assembly World Court United States

Purdue Short Course Planning Meeting Jan 6 7

Committee heads from Purdue university extension work meet at Floyd Miller’s Putnam County courthouse office to finalize preparations for the annual short course on January 6 and 7. W. P. Deering will speak January 7 with a banquet for enrolled participants followed by entertainment.

Purdue University Putnam County Ofice Floyd Miller Putnam County Court House W. P. Deering Purdue University Extension

Putnam County Indiana Elects Democratic Ticket in 1950 General Election

Notice to Putnam County voters that the November 4 1950 general election runs 6 AM to 6 PM at precinct polling places. Democratic party nominees include Jupfer son Township Trustee B C Cox Roy Herbert advisory board Leland Clark Melvin McCammack Albert Wallace Cloverdale Township Trustee Guy Kennedy Cornelius N Furr 4 Burris Karl Herbert Oscar Michael. Secretary Ferd Lucas authenticates the notice on October 10 1950.

State OF Indiana Putnam Putnam County Indiana Democratic Party Said Toewit Jupferson Roy Herbert Leland Clark Melvin McCammack Albert Wallace Cloverdale Township Guy 8. Kennedy Cornelius N. Furr B. Burris Karl Herbert Oscar Michael Mares Indisra Ferd Lucas Putnam Circuit Court

Sheriffs Orders Caravan of Gypsies Out of County

Sheriff Edward Bitelforge ordered a traveling gypsy camp of ten to twelve adults and about as many children from the Baker Camp area out of the county. The group is accused of stealing chickens from resident William Gregg after seeking food at his home.

Baker Camp Edward Bitelforge Edward Eitelforge Willam Gregg

Bank Files Against the Williamson Estate

The First National Bank of Brazil sues in Putnam circuit court to foreclose a mortgage on real estate in south Putnam county owned by Frederick D. Williamson as executor of the William Williamson estate. It seeks $4,000 plus interest and costs, alleging the loan dated December 12 at 6 percent has unpaid interest for eighteen months and principal.

First National Bank of Brazil Putnam Circuit Frederick D. Williamson William Williamson Putnam County

Livestock markets hold steady with modest declines in hogs

Indianapolis market report shows hogs 7 000 with holdovers 57 down up to 10 cents. prices range 9 to 10.10 for lighter cattle trade slow to steady. cattle and calves weaker or flat with yearlings near 10 and cows 4.50 to 6.50. sheep at 9.25 to 9.50 for best lambs, throwouts down.

Indianapolis Ind

Local condolences for Hatfield aunt and hospital updates

Neighbors and friends are thanked for kindness during the illness and death of Aunt Nannie V. Hatfield. Nephews C. J. Duncan and T. N. Duncan acknowledge support. Robert Hartsock, DePauw freshman, broke his right arm and left Putnam County Hospital. An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Richardson of route 4 was admitted for medical treatment yesterday.

Nannie V. Hatfield C. J. Duncan T. N. Duncan Robert Hartsock DePauw Putnam County Hospital

For Rent and Sale Classifieds Turned In

Want ads list modern 6 room house with sleeping porch fireplace and hardwood floors near square and University. Also two room and bath apartment with kitchen dinette and gas stove. Additional modern 4 room apartment heat and water furnished at 632 East Seminary Street. Listings include fruit trees at Buchheit Orchard and a yearling buck for sale. Also 114 Duroe Shoats and parlor furnace for sale. Contact C J Arnold Herald office for all inquiries.

Square University C. J. Arnold Herald Office Brent East Seminary Street Charles J. Arnold

DePauw Alumna Bessie Baldwin Weds in Indiana Home

Mrs J F Johnson announces the marriage of her daughter Bessie Glen da to Russell S Baldwin of Chicago. The ceremony at the bride’s home included relatives, with Rev Warren W Wiant officiating. The bride wore a green knit suit. couple to reside in Chicago. Additional notes cover a wedding anniversary, D A R reports, a Greencastle marriage, and club events in Portville Fortville Indiana.

Fortville Ind J. F. Johnson Bessie Glenda Russell S. Baldwin Chicago Warren W. Wiant Indianapolis Charlotte Fouts Valeria Rhodes Delta Zeta Rose Baldwin Fariville High School DePauw University Delta Zera Psi Tota Xi Barr & Co

Homemaker Hints Sour Cream Delights Pork Tenderloin

Sour cream has many culinary uses. Pork tenderloin prepared with sour cream will delight the most exacting epicure. Place the tenderloin in a frying pan with a liberal amount of butter and chopped onion. Add salt and pepper paste will one-half cup sour cream and cook until tender.

The Messiah Will Come When All Parts Are Perfect

A speaker argued that if many gods exist then many humanities exist, yet only one world. He, aJewish critic, noted Jewish chosenness and compared Greek artistry. He ended with a universalist view that only when every part is perfect will there be one humanity and the Messiah.

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Ray Harper Thomas Harper Tuscola Champaign Charles Smith Bluffton Clifford Peterson Eleanor Peterson Miss Peterson West Jefferson Street Crawfordsville Journal-Review Nema Mullins Ellis D. Miller Fred Braden Anderson Street Imogene Charles Reed Miami, Florida Mrs. Homer Talley Ierre Haute Hoyt Mardin Knightstown Harold Sinclair New York City Mamie Hollingsworth Mollie Hollingsworth Calvin F. McIntosh The Public Service Commission Moore Electric S. Indiana St Vivalia Jersey Kenneth J. Knauer OL. Bartlett Emory C. Brattain Ladies Aid Prof. Hixson VLAN Purdue BANK Williamson Bud Delicious Grimes Baldwins Rambo Rome Beauties Starks Ben Davis Buchheit Orchard Frank M.alinden Clay Robinson Fillmore Harlwyy Wilson Portville Lee Wood Ben T. King Eliza Wood City E. N. Houck Cordelia Houck Bell Mrs. Wood Houck Mrs. Bell Mrs. King Bloomington Street Grace Browning Hanna Street Washburn Richmond Dena Seebee Estel Rowings C. W. Tribby West Walnut Street Victor Raphael Greecastle Presbyterian Church Clarence Scobee Rowings Charles Rowings Ford Garage Miss Bowen Business Women's Club Lucy Bowen Business and Professional Women’s Club Baptist Church Mrs. Vreeland Bookely Roachdale Putnam County Federation of Woman's Clubs Con Paul Sutherlin State Federation Car Call Barton Ress Pogue By Jane Rogers Rain Or Shine Kentucky Avenue Oliver Mann Payne Pricale GMC Federal Cable i Oliver-Indianapo General Motors Lincoln Kentuck & Oliver Johnson & Bartlett Auction Co Roy Johnson Carl Bartlett
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